Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07
The Courts.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Jud0e Montgomery.
Yesterday, Lewis Dodson, second of1ense, petit
larceny; guilty; sentence temporarily suspended.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, United states agt. Mattoon; argued
and submitted: United States agt. Morris ct al.
leave to amend answer.
POLICE CoURT-Jud9e Smell.
To-day, Jos. Williams colOred, profanity; S. or
days. John Johnson, col0red. profanity; 81 or
days. Rose Washington, colored, immoral prac-
tees; 500 or 80 days Edward Lucas, profanity;
IS or days. John Eel, do; do. Lucy Jones and
Mary Pleasure, disorderly conduct 50 or 15 days
each. JAS DeAtley. do. collateral forfeited. julius
Dickson, do; do. Richard Vigal, cOlored, cruelty
TO animals: $40 or 80 days. jackson Howard,
trespaSS on park: - or days.
THE WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELocUr1oS.-The
closing exercises OF the Washington School of EOcu-
ton and English Language took place last even
Hart 9O4 street. In the early part OF the even
ing the graduates Of the class OF 80 met and Or
ganized the alumni. Mrs. n: X. Bradford was
chosen presiding officer, Miss NJ. Ella Morgan, sec
rotary, and Miss Kate Rawlings treasurer. Later
the parlOrs filled by the friends OF the inSt-
tuition, who were pleasantly entertained by recita-
lions b. several OF tie junior pupils The feature
OF The occasion was the recitatiOnS given by the
two young ladies, Miss Virginia L. Wilson, OF West
Virginia, and Miss EStelIe H. Schirely, Of Penn,
who, having completed the prescribed course will
receive the highest hOnors of the Institution on
saturday evening next at the Metropolitan NJ. E.
livered by Dr.. j. Z. Newman, and the diplomas
Will be conferred by DIR. b. Sunderland. The fol-
lowing comprise the DOaru Judges Tor
the Class OF 81: Alex. Melville Bell, +. O. /. s.; L.
Carroll Morgan, NJ. D.; Samuel Moor Shute, L. L. d.
W. b. Powell, A. NJ; Alice C. Fletcher, Phi. D.
AN INJUNCTION GRANTED.-TO-day, in the EQUITY
Court, an Injunction Was granted in the case Of
Caroline D. Marsh ct al agt John Wannamaker
ct al, restraining the defendant from Interfering
with, selling certain furniture in the Hotel
Windsor, corner OF 18th street and New York ave-
nue. The complainant states that they purchased
the property from Mrs. RineS; that the latter had
purchased certain furniture from defendants and
the notes, for S2612.lI, was unpaid; that propO-
SltlOn Was made and agreed 10 as TO the terms of
payment, and the compliments have been and
are Ready To comply with such arrangement but
the defendant (Meade) diSregartiing IL, threatens
To seize the furniture and sell 1t TO satisfy Mrs.
Rines note; that he has threatened her, &c.
THE SECOND COLUMBIA COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION (see Special Notices. is the successor
To the Columbia Cooperative Building AsSOcia-
ton, which was organized in December, 1882, and
according 10 its constitution, ceased to make ad-
vanceS after the forty eighth meeting, and Is now
deyOting all OF It's receipts 10 the redemption OF
stock.
The First Columbia Cooperative Building As
ISOLATION Is the successor TO the Washington
(nOrthwe5t) Second and Third Cooperative Build
Ing Associations, the first OF which closed by the
cancellation OF its last share OF stock In December
1877, and the latter closed upon the payment, by
those that had received advances OF 81 per cent OF
last June's dues, being a little more than seven
years ia existence.
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